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Since light intensity is proportional to the amplitude of the EM wave, and wave amplitudes undulate up and down, does this result in natural intensity flickering of observed light?
For visible light, the frequency is extremely high, but it might be more easily observable in ELF waves.
For visible light, the frequency is extremely high, but it might be more easily observable in ELF waves.